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(Natural News) In France, a newborn baby recently suffocated after being given a liquid vitamin D supplement, prompting health officials to launch an investigation — and suspend all sales of the product. The supplement in question is known as Uvesterol D, which is a liquid vitamin D supplement frequently given to children overseas who are... |
Anti-nutrition media runs fake news attacking vitamin D after baby in France suffocates on liquid medicine
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